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The integral in this video is for measuring radial lengths near a Schwarzschild black hole: https://youtu.be/ZS22sw4NRDY?si=EYPPRDSzdcCWk6WG&t=755 In general relativity, gravity "bends" space so that it's "bigger on the inside", so volumes near black holes contain more space than you'd expect for a given boundary. Credit to a combination of Wolfram Alpha and my boyfriend for helping solve it.